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Bank Of Monticello Donates To CCR-1 Fitness Center-Video

The Bank of Monticello donated $1000 to the CCR-1 Fitness Facility on Friday afternoon, January 23. The funds will be used to purchase fitness equipment for student and community use. While not the first donor, BOM was the first to request and schedule a photo with the local media.    

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Felony Charges Re-filed in Previously Dismissed Case

Felony Charges Re-filed in Previously Dismissed Case By Mike Scott A previously-dismissed felony case has been re-opened by Clark County’s new Prosecuting Attorney, Holly Conger. The case was investigated by Kahoka Police Chief Bill Conger. Michael Cassady, Sr., 46, of Kahoka was arrested on January 8, 2015, and charged with Assault 1st Degree – Serious…

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Medill Fire–Photos and Video

Fire crews responded a structure fire in Medill Saturday evening. At this time, we don’t know who owned the property.  We will update when more information is available.  Editor’s note:  At the scene of an emergency, I stay out of the way and don’t ask too many questions.  Emergency responders are too busy dealing with…

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Mystery Dinner Theater PHOTO GALLERY

The play “I’m Getting Married Murdered In The Morning”, written by Lee Mueller and directed by Heather Darrah, was performed at the Knox County Community Center on January 9 and 10, 2015. The photos featured below were taken before and during each performance by Echo Menges. Read a write-up about the events and see more…

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Senator Brian Munzlinger Retains Chairmanship of Senate Agriculture Committee

Senator Brian Munzlinger Retains Chairmanship of Senate Agriculture Committee   JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Brian Munzlinger, R-Williamstown, will continue his role as chair of theAgriculture, Food Production and Outdoor Resources Committee, as he has for the past four years. In addition, he will sit on the Gubernatorial Appointments Committee; the Small Business, Insurance and Industry Committee; and the Transportation,…

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Luray School Board Puts Closure Vote On April Ballot

It’s official. A vote to close the Luray #33 School District will appear on the April ballot. At the district’s meeting on January 13, the board voted 5-2 to place the measure before voters. They will seek to close the school at the end of the 2015 school year, and merge with Clark County R-1.…

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Cable Lineup Shuffled, Sewer Issues Addressed

By Mike Scott Kahoka Cable viewers have already noticed that the channel lineup has changed. “The channels have been rearranged,” Alderman Jeff Wood told board members at Monday’s city council meeting. The channels were changed to accommodate the new “basic” package, as well as because of contract agreements with providers. A listing of the new…

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